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Wardy's analysis emphasizes that Alonso’s camp may view his worth quite differently than the Mets’ front office. Reports indicate the Mets offered a three-year deal with opt-outs but valued Alonso lower than competing first basemen within the market. Alonso's camp sought a deal in excess of $90 million, yet circumstances have placed his market value in flux.
While Alonso's postseason performance has garnered commendation, the pervasive narrative remains about his struggles during the regular season, making it increasingly questionable if other teams perceive him as worthy of significant investment.
Mets' Bullpen Developments and Trade Talks